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[Title] => SC affirms dismissal of falsification raps vs Marcos wealth hunter
[Summary] => The Supreme Court (SC) has affirmed a resolution of the Department of Justice (DOJ) in 2002 clearing treasure hunter Reiner Jacobi and his lawyer Crispin Reyes of falsification charges.
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[Title] => Farmers back PCGG-Danding compromise
[Summary] => An alliance of coconut farmers and workers said yesterday that the coconut farmers’ sector is solidly behind the proposed compromise settlement with San Miguel Corp. chairman Eduardo "Danding" Cojuangco on the 27-percent share in SMC owned by coco farmers.
Efren Villaseñor, chairman of the 750,000-strong Pambansang Koalisyon ng mga Samahan ng mga Magsasaka at Manggagawa sa Niyugan, said in a statement that at least 96 percent of coconut farmers and workers’ groups are in favor of the settlement after a series of regional consultations last year.
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[Title] => PCGG to enforce compromise deal with Imelda on mas
[Summary] => The Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) is pursuing a compromise agreement with the family of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos involving millions of dollars worth of Old Masters’ paintings.
PCGG chairman Haydee Yorac said the agreement, which was signed in 1992 by Marcos’ widow Imelda and then PCGG head David Castro, remains binding.
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[Title] => $50-M nawawala sa Pinas
[Summary] => Tinatayang umaabot sa $50 milyong dolyar ang kinatatakutang hindi mabawi ng Pilipinas dahil sa misteryosong pagkawala ng may 33 mga paintings ng mga batikan ng international painters na una nang narekober sa bahay na pag-aari ni dating Pangulong Marcos sa Estados Unidos.
Sinabi ni Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) Reuben Carranza, hepe ng legal affairs, na hindi 23 kundi 33 mga paintings ang kanilang iniimbestigahan ngayon kung saan na napunta matapos na umupo si Chairman Haydee Yorac.
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[Title] => US authorities release former PCGG chief
[Summary] => US federal authorities have freed a former Filipino official detained in connection with an alleged attempt to sell fake gold certificates, the Philippine government said yesterday.
David Castro, the 68 year-old former chief of the Presidential Commission on Good Government, was given back his passport after he checked into a New York hospital for heart surgery, PCGG chief Jorge Sarmiento said.
Castro and Edilberto Marcos, a Filipino who claimed to be the son of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, were arrested in the United States five weeks ago.
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[Summary] => US federal authorities have freed a former Filipino official detained in connection with an alleged attempt to sell fake gold certificates, the Philippine government said yesterday.
David Castro, the 68 year-old former chief of the Presidential Commission on Good Government, was given back his passport after he checked into a New York hospital for heart surgery, PCGG chief Jorge Sarmiento said.
Castro and Edilberto Marcos, a Filipino who claimed to be the son of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, were arrested in the United States five weeks ago.
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[Title] => Ex-PCGG head arrested in New York
[Summary] => A former chairman of the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) has been arrested in New York by agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for alleged involvement in the sale of fake gold share certificates, Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post reported yesterday.
David Castro, who once headed the body tasked to recover the Marcoses’ alleged ill-gotten wealth, was caught in a sting operation Wednesday along with Edilberto Marcos, a businessman claiming to be the son of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos.
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[Title] => Anak ni Marcos dinakip ng FBI
[Summary] => HONG KONG - Isang negosyanteng Pilipino na anak umano ni dating Pangulong Ferdinand Marcos at matagal nang wanted ng mga anti-graft authorities ng Hong Kong ang inaresto ng mga ahente ng Federal Bureau of Investigation sa isang operasyon sa New York, ayon sa isang ulat ng South China Morning Post kahapon.
Sinabi sa ulat na inaresto noong Miyerkules ang suspek na si Edilberto Marcos makaraang bentahan niya ang isang ahente ng FBI ng pekeng 20 milyong US dollar share certificate para sa ginto na nagkakahalaga ng $800 milyon at nakalagak sa isang banko sa Switzerland.
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[Title] => Farmers back PCGG-Danding compromise
[Summary] => An alliance of coconut farmers and workers said yesterday that the coconut farmers’ sector is solidly behind the proposed compromise settlement with San Miguel Corp. chairman Eduardo "Danding" Cojuangco on the 27-percent share in SMC owned by coco farmers.
Efren Villaseñor, chairman of the 750,000-strong Pambansang Koalisyon ng mga Samahan ng mga Magsasaka at Manggagawa sa Niyugan, said in a statement that at least 96 percent of coconut farmers and workers’ groups are in favor of the settlement after a series of regional consultations last year.
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[Summary] => The Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) is pursuing a compromise agreement with the family of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos involving millions of dollars worth of Old Masters’ paintings.
PCGG chairman Haydee Yorac said the agreement, which was signed in 1992 by Marcos’ widow Imelda and then PCGG head David Castro, remains binding.
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Sinabi ni Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) Reuben Carranza, hepe ng legal affairs, na hindi 23 kundi 33 mga paintings ang kanilang iniimbestigahan ngayon kung saan na napunta matapos na umupo si Chairman Haydee Yorac.
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[Summary] => US federal authorities have freed a former Filipino official detained in connection with an alleged attempt to sell fake gold certificates, the Philippine government said yesterday.
David Castro, the 68 year-old former chief of the Presidential Commission on Good Government, was given back his passport after he checked into a New York hospital for heart surgery, PCGG chief Jorge Sarmiento said.
Castro and Edilberto Marcos, a Filipino who claimed to be the son of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, were arrested in the United States five weeks ago.
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David Castro, the 68 year-old former chief of the Presidential Commission on Good Government, was given back his passport after he checked into a New York hospital for heart surgery, PCGG chief Jorge Sarmiento said.
Castro and Edilberto Marcos, a Filipino who claimed to be the son of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos, were arrested in the United States five weeks ago.
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[Summary] => A former chairman of the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) has been arrested in New York by agents of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) for alleged involvement in the sale of fake gold share certificates, Hong Kong’s South China Morning Post reported yesterday.
David Castro, who once headed the body tasked to recover the Marcoses’ alleged ill-gotten wealth, was caught in a sting operation Wednesday along with Edilberto Marcos, a businessman claiming to be the son of the late dictator Ferdinand Marcos.
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Sinabi sa ulat na inaresto noong Miyerkules ang suspek na si Edilberto Marcos makaraang bentahan niya ang isang ahente ng FBI ng pekeng 20 milyong US dollar share certificate para sa ginto na nagkakahalaga ng $800 milyon at nakalagak sa isang banko sa Switzerland.
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August 19, 2001 - 12:00am
